With over 100 vehicles on the road, Diversity Transport brings together a flexible mix of MPVs, minibuses and accessible vehicles to support journeys across London.
Discuss a vehicle requirement
Explore our minibuses and accessible boarding equipment. We plan the vehicle and support around the passengers travelling.
We match the vehicle to the journey, considering passenger numbers, access needs, equipment and the people providing support.
A practical option for smaller groups and routes where fewer passengers travel together. MPVs help us plan individual arrangements and journeys with a passenger assistant when required.
Minibuses support shared routes and community journeys while allowing the team to consider seating, access and supervision. Our vehicle mix includes smaller minibus configurations for routes with fewer passengers.
For larger shared routes or group travel, larger minibuses provide additional seating options. We discuss the number of passengers, assistants and any mobility equipment before agreeing the vehicle.
Accessible vehicles include tail-lift or ramp access and wheelchair restraint systems. The passenger’s wheelchair, positioning requirements and access arrangements help determine the most suitable option.
Two journeys with the same number of passengers may need different arrangements. A wheelchair, a passenger assistant, a particular seating plan or a need for more personal space can all affect the choice of vehicle.
We discuss these details when planning the service. Seating and wheelchair capacity depend on the specific vehicle and layout, and are confirmed before an arrangement is agreed.
Driver walk-around checks and digital defect reporting help identify issues before and during service. Concerns are reported to the office and maintenance team for review and action.
Routine servicing and scheduled safety inspections support the condition of our vehicles. Vehicle maintenance and equipment concerns are managed through our operational team.
Our training and journey planning consider passenger lifts, ramps, seating and restraint equipment. Staff need to understand the equipment relevant to their vehicle and the passengers they support.
Live operational visibility, digital journey records and staff communication help the office coordinate the fleet and respond when arrangements change.
We aim to create a clean, welcoming vehicle environment, with thoughtful boarding, suitable seating and a calm approach. Familiar routines and clear explanations can be particularly helpful for passengers who find travel unfamiliar or unsettling.
Tell us about the support that makes a difference. Our team will discuss how the vehicle and journey arrangements can reflect it.
Talk to us about your journeyTell us about the people you support. We’ll take it from there.
